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These days many agents will ask their buyers to sign a buyer broker agreement. But what does the contract mean for the buyer and the agent? Is it really a win-win situation for all?
“A buyer broker agreement creates no obligation on the part of a buyer to purchase a home;...
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Real estate partnerships have been around since the cave man's days. This is because people have learned to pool their resources in order to reduce their risk and increase their leverage. Pooling resources enables them to have a larger down payment, stronger financial...
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Real estate investment is a growing attraction for many, especially when the stock market doesn't perform well. Everyone from first-time home buyers to seasoned investors are entertaining the idea of finding the perfect real estate deal. But developing long-term wealth in real...
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Waiting for higher interest rates to depress prices may not be your best home-buying strategy.
That's because interest rates have become part of a vicious housing market cycle that's pushing prices up, not down, and more than ever conditions warrant a more holistic...
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Various scenarios can force sellers into a rent-back situation. This is when the homeowner sells the property but does not move right away and strikes a rental agreement with the new owner to stay in the property for a designated period of time.
A rent-back can provide...
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With the chaotic spring home-buying season in full gear, would-be buyers are getting pre-approved for mortgages, researching school districts, and looking at houses. But one thing that should be added to the to-do list is considering the insurance implications of buying a...
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